The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-06
srp.u RoAr rIME TABLE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST {, 1887.
S.

A warm August is predicted.
The mosquitoes have been very trou-
blesome the past week.
The days are getting p~ereeptihiy
shorter.
we have received a communication
from Woodbury. too late tor insertion.
Joseph Sayers has built a new mousse
an the VIM. Rain farm he purchased
last spring.
Miss. Fannie Clay, of Maryland is
visiting her relative, Mrs. Johh H.
Croft.
Misses Mamie Bennett and Ida Law
renee. of Salem, are visiting friends III
Pennsgroye.
Mrs. Vincent S. Cook, wife of the
CITY editor of The Philade phia NewS Is
the guest of j.. ID. Torton's.
Miss Lola j., daughter of j.. h. Ell
kinton, we aIe glad to hear is some
what better of her severe illness.
A small excursion of u tribe OF hed
Men of Gloucester, spent a RAINY aay
in Pennsgrove on Tuesday.
The farmers pocket books have pc
ouu to swell with the returns from Tie
fnllpess of natures crops.
The Auburn Sunday school plcnick-
cd in the woods below that town on the
Pennsyille road on Thursday.
VIZ announced a wrong date last
week to the Pedricktown Band excur-
sion to Atlantic. They will go Friday
August the 10Th.
Dir. J~ollnson's soda water fountain
furnishes the most refreshing ufliiN
for the hot weather. Give 1t a trlal
and he convinced.
Bridge tenders are to be hlfed lol'
WORTHWHILE and %Pedricktown bridges
during the trucking season by tire
FreehoIIers of Salem and Gloucester
counties.
Misses Belle ] Alloway, Sallie u
A,,oru. and Lizzie Jaeoby, of PENIS
grove. are attending the summer SEES
sion of the Woodstown Academy Tor
teachers.
Last month was the hottest july on
regard ut The u. S. Signal service.
The mean temperature was ~. =.
IN. hottest day was on the 10th when
il was 99.9o.
we hear that a farmer near ems
grove has taken 500 from an acre OF
earl, tomatoes and another Sloo from
All acre of round potatoes. Who says
farming don't payp
Two years ago last Wednesday after
na,pi IA tornado wrecked the MAJOR hey-
bold and spread CONSERVATION among
the passengers. One such experiences
is enough to last us IA lie time.
A shore party was held on CanIey's
point on Thursday and a pleasant time
was spent 10y about forty persons OF tle
Cove. pennsgrove, Salem, Woodstown,
Camden, Philadelphia, and Maryland
A Jolly time and II big crowd is eN-
pected on the joint excursion OF the
Pennseroye Band and the Red Men to
Atlantic City on next Thursday, LIN
SO don't fail to go.
Rev. G. IL. Vibbert, of Ma ssachusetts
Lectured on temperance IN feihsVllie
on Thursday and Friday evenings n
viii lecture this evening and tDmorr ow
evening.
Tie steamer Delaware while ON her
xay down to Pennsgrove on Tuesday
broke her crosshead and had to be tax
en- to Wilmington for repairs. The
Clyde took her passengers. She resum-
ed her trips on Thursday.
We are sorry to deprive any II OF
hoiess but the one whom we gave
them 10 wishes Miss Fannie frottef to
be credited as the best soap bubAl
blowers. at the lawn party reported last
week.
The South J~erseynrR says Clarence
Slnnickson has 81 600 worth OF stock
IN the Spring Wagon Factory company
~. 600 isine capital stock. The com
pany expects to purchase a lot this week
upon which to erect new factory build
ings."
II, II. DETROIT, ESD, leaves to-day
for a weeks vacation in Baltimore,
Washington, aud western Maryland
Those who may have important husl-
ness with him can reach him by adj
dressing los South, Poppleron, st. Bal
timore, Md.
A half a gallon of cold water can be
boiled in ten minu e by the famous OF
stoves. AT j. G. Reeds, Harmony ST.,
YOU can see the smallest and best oil aud
vapar stoves, maslin kettles, aud por-
celian lined boilers. Call aid see them.
You know the Splendid Range
can't be beat. Well, the splendid
Vapor stove beats all the gasoline
stoves and +. b. Naylor will be glad to
explain it. Every feature is patented.
Licenses have been granted for the use
of some Of its features in other stoves
but the adjustable levers to govern the
burners present overwhelming adyan-
tages.